Chipset: Kirin 980 chipset, octa-core processor (2xA76 + 2xA76 +4xA55 Mali-G76 MP10 GPU.Screen: 6.53' RGBW HDR IPS LCD, 1080 x 2244 px resolution (381ppi) waterdrop notch.Body: dual-glass with metal frame IP53-rated for dust and splash resistance.The Night Mode is present though, so the Mate 20 is keeping its cool under low-light. It's still a triple one, but with different sensors, lenses, and there is no optical stabilization to be found. The main camera is the feature to raise the biggest concerns.

It also loses the advanced face unlock, and the under-display fingerprint scanner, but gets the fan-favorite blazing-fast reader on the back. The Mate 20 lacks the new 40W SuperCharge and is stripped of all wireless charging capabilities, but it still can do 22.5W SuperCharge. And the main camera while still triple, is completely different. The body is not water-resistant but has an audio jack and a proper bottom speaker. The screen is bigger with a tiny droplet notch, but an LCD one with lower resolution and without and curves. It has a lot in common with the Pro, but it also changes some of the key aspect of the phablet. The Mate 20 is indeed the oddball in this duo.

Let's find out if that's a deal worth making. But it is one peculiar trade-off with some odd gains and losses. Huawei Mate 20 or Huawei Mate 20 Pro? That's one very reasonable dilemma, but you don't have much of a choice, do you? If you are lucky to live in one of the few markets where both phones are available, then you can save some cash by getting the regular Mate 20.

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